Vision Liberate is a research-led social enterprise and consultancy that supports the healing and well-being of women and girls from racialised communities, empowering them to realise their full potential.

Alongside our community-rooted work, we partner with organisations to deliver strategic equity consultancy grounded in justice, safety, and lived experience.

We are Vision Liberate

Vision Liberate cultivates supportive communities where racialised women and girls can learn, grow, and connect.

We support individuals with their mental and emotional wellbeing through programmes that centre coaching, movement, therapy, and culturally rooted healing practices.

Our programmes help people develop pride in what makes them different — encouraging them to discover more of who they are, what they’re capable of, and build meaningful, long-term relationships along the way.

Alongside this, we work with organisations and institutions to co-create equitable systems, spaces, and strategies rooted in justice, safety, and lived experience — ensuring the environments around our communities are also capable of healing and holding.

Research shows that girls as young as 8 begin to struggle with self-worth.

Racism compounds this — eroding mental health, silencing confidence, and distorting how people see themselves.

Over half of people from racialised communities face racism at work, and nearly all Black students experience it at school.

The result? Many internalise failure — blaming themselves for not thriving in systems never built to hold them.

Why we exist

The Impact we're determined to make

Strengthen women’s and girls’ mental wellbeing to shift long-term health outcomes.

Combat isolation by building spaces where people feel seen, heard, and held.

Address racial trauma and its ripple effects across generations and identities.

Equip individuals with the tools, confidence, and community to thrive — and lead change.

We offer a range of services designed to foster wellbeing, healing, and empowerment. All our work is rooted in community connection and trauma-informed practice.

Women: Tailored programmes, healing circles, and well-being workshops created for Black and Brown women and all those navigating the impacts of racialisation — combining movement, coaching, and storytelling to support growth and self-discovery.

Girls: Creative, culturally grounded workshops for girls aged 8+, focused on self-worth, identity, and emotional resilience — helping them build confidence and community from a young age.

Organisations: Workshops, training, and strategic consultation to help organisations improve racial equity, embed inclusive well-being practices, and create safer spaces for staff and service users.

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